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China gave the international private equity industry another kick this week when it allowed two domestic brokerages to set up private equity funds.
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Kai Nargolwala, who resigned from Standard Chartered on Thursday last week, has been named chief executive officer for Asia Pacific at Credit Suisse.
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If they can do it, why can’t we? That must have been the question hounding bonds bankers this week, after Davomas Abadi seemed to have little trouble adding a cool $88m to its 2011 notes.
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Cristian Jonsson, head of Asian fixed income syndicate at UBS, is leaving the desk to run hedge fund sales for Asia outside Japan. Fergus Edwards will take over as head of the syndicate desk, EuroWeek can reveal.
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Australia has made a name for itself in plenty of ways, I’ll grudgingly accept. Who knew, for instance, that Australia holds the patent for the plastic banknote, and in fact exports millions of the Perspex sheets to 18 countries around the world?
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I suppose few people were surprised when one of Asia’s biggest private equity investors said it would invest in leveraged finance debt. It seems a natural fit — the Carlyle Group certainly knows its LBO structures, and Asia has been crying out for institutional investors for years.